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USC baseball announces 2027 schedule
COLUMBIA – The University of South Carolina baseball team announced its 2027 non-conference schedule this morning (Thursday, Nov. 12) with the annual three-game series against Clemson, a game against North Carolina in Charlotte and a game at Coastal Carolina in May as part of the out-of-conference slate. The Gamecocks will open the 2027 season in […]
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Championship Saturday: ‘You win it, you’re in it’
N.C. Central (5-5, 3-0 MEAC) vs. South Carolina State (8-2, 3-0) There’s no sugarcoating the Eagles-Bulldogs showdown in Columbia, South Carolina. “You win it, you’re in it,” NCCU coach Trei Oliver said Monday. For the third straight year, the winner of this game either wins the conference...
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New sports facility to provide Columbia residents access to athletic equipment, space
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new downtown Columbia sports facility aims to give Midlands athletes a place to train and play closer to home. Columbia resident Sydney Vanlandingham set out to create a space where boys and girls of all ages can enjoy sports. The Cola Sports Complex was developed with a focus on soccer and is designed around three spaces:
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Adams named Cayce’s deputy city manager
Kendall P. Adams has been named deputy city manager in Cayce, city officials announced Tuesday, Nov. 10. Adams brings an extensive background in military leadership, law enforcement and municipal administration to the position, according to a news release. A retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, Adams offers decades of experience managing complex operations, leading multidisciplinary teams, coordinating resources and developing strategic plans.
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South Carolina Woman Left a 17-Year Corporate Career and Turned Her Vintage Passion Into a New Business
Seventeen years in a corporate career might seem like a lifetime to some people, but one South Carolina woman decided it was time for something entirely different. She left her longtime job to build a business around vintage clothing, creativity, and the thrill of discovering forgotten treasures. Her passion eventually...